What kind of lubricant is best for menopause dryness?

For most women, a water-based, pH-balanced, glycerin-free lubricant is the best starting point, because it's safe with condoms and toys and gentle on sensitive tissue. If you don't use condoms and want something longer-lasting, an oil-based formula works well.

What's the difference between a lubricant and a vaginal moisturizer?

A lubricant is used in the moment, during intimacy. A vaginal moisturizer is used regularly, a few times a week, to support ongoing hydration whether or not you're having sex. If dryness is constant rather than occasional, a moisturizer is usually the missing piece.

Are these safe for sensitive skin?

All Glissant formulas are made without parabens, glycerin, or added fragrance, and the water-based options are pH-balanced to 3.8–4.5 to match healthy vaginal pH. If you have known sensitivities or allergies, check the full ingredient list and talk to your healthcare provider.